A meadow grass allergy comes from the pollen that the grass produces which affects the respiratory system.1 This type of allergy is usually referred to as hay fever.2 A meadow grass allergy can be treated by over-the-counter or prescription medications.3
Fast Facts:
Meadow grass is also known as smooth meadow-grass, Kentucky blue grass, June grass, and spear grass.4
Meadow grass is commonly found along the road, lawns, golf courses, and fields.2
Meadow grass is found in cooler climates such as the northern part of the United States.2
Usually meadow grass allergies are higher in the late spring and in the summer months.5
A meadow grass allergy can be prevented by minimizing exposure to meadow grass.6
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